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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 14, 1967
Page
2
A critical column argues the oil depletion allowance as a major tax loophole benefiting oil barons while working people face added taxes for Vietnam funding. It asserts Congress ignores wage earners in favor of wealthy interests and calls out specific lawmakers for not protecting average citizens.
Harrisburg observers critique Governor Shafer over Pennsylvania fiscal reform and party dynamics. Democratic and Republican leaders convened to address the tax deficit as Shafer loses footing in pushing a one party tax plan while acknowledging Democratic help is needed.
Reporter Jim Bishop details the global rat problem its biology and behavior. He notes population dynamics in rats, their habitats from piers to basements, and their role as disease hosts including the Black Death. Government efforts lag while Rockefeller pushes funds and researchers seek effective poisons, vaccines, and control strategies.
Washington reports a web of intrigue over Svetlana Alliluyeva memoirs distribution. Victor Louis, a bespectacled Soviet journalist, is identified as a Kremlin agent who moved the manuscript to multiple publishers including Harper and Row and Time Life amid a race to publish before the Soviet anniversary. The New York Times and Time Life pursue the story, while U.S. intelligence links Louis to Moscow and probes legal actions in the US and Europe.
New York columnist Hal Boyle surveys oddities and trivia from daily life. Notes on retirement hours, animal appetites, international hot dogs, and humor from Bertrand Russell to Plato frame a light, coin‑opera snapshot of midcentury Americana.
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